skalet.

CONTRACTORS

Put the plan to work
before the next conversation.

You’re moving between project review, coordination, and questions from the field. Skalet gives you a focused place to check drawing-based lengths and keep the reference with the plan.

Check a span that isn’t labeled

Select the scale for a floor plan or detail, verify a known printed dimension, and measure between two points. Save the result on the sheet so you can find it again.

Share the reference, not just a number

Export the current sheet or whole plan with saved dimensions. The person reviewing it can see which endpoints you measured and where the number came from.

Explore square footage in the prototype

Outline a simple room or slab in the area development build. Saved outlines retain their scale and can be adjusted and exported. Openings and grouped totals are still planned.

What to keep in mind

A PDF measurement is a reference, not a field measurement or approved construction instruction. Check plan revisions, dimensions, and site conditions before acting.

Start with the right scale.

The same measuring fundamentals apply across roles: a current drawing, a usable source, a verified scale, and carefully placed endpoints.

HOW TO

Measure a PDF plan

Follow the length-measuring workflow, then explore the area prototype.

EXPLORE

See the tools and demos

Try the website illustrations before registering beta interest.

BUILT WITH YOUR FEEDBACK

Bring your workflow to the beta.

We’re interested in feedback from different roles and experience levels. Tell us what you’d use Skalet for.

Join the beta release list